C Mon Inn Billings

I have picked up some kind of tropical disease, because that's what happens to adventurers - just ask Indiana Jones. It's a very clever disease. it's disguising itself as a common cold, but with a slight twist; and here's the masterstroke - I have a very painful earache with it. I have tried getting whatever's hurting in there out with a stick that i found on the ground but that just made it worse. See, I told you it ...

The Hampton was nice, new and comfortable. We woke this morning, enjoyed the hotel breakfast. We organized our bags and cleaned out the car; tossed out our cooler, food, drinks and utensils then headed for the airport. Billings is another extremely small airport. It was easy to park the rental car and walk to the gate. <br><br>Let the all day journey home begin....<br><br>We're delayed to Denver, 20 minutes.<br>

<br>The last flight to Billings was almost<br>empty so we all took the opportunity to spread out. I love night<br>flying, watching the stars out the window. I hoped to see the moon<br>too, but was soon asleep, cocooned in the gently buzzing, dark plane.<br><br><br><br>The flight only took an hour so I was<br>soon awake grabbing my bags and making sure I said goodbye to my seat<br>to make sure that I hadn't left anything ...

We traveled to billings , because we wanted to get new tires on the truck, the little wear indicators were almost smowing so we thought it would be best to be safe  rather than sorry. Because Montana doesnt have any sales tax , its a good state to make big purchases. We researched on the net and it appears that  Costco is ...

... A lovely looking man and woman got on board and their twin girls who must have been 1 years old. They were completley beautiful little girls but I was still a tad miffed when the whole family sat behind me (however beautiful- at one years old-you know they is gonna be cryin!).<br>It turns out that this quiet, placid looking fellow of a father, was the most offensive pig I have ever met in my life! Im not adverse to the odd bit of swearing, infact sometimes I will do it ...

... which is the first KOA and probably one of the best. It sits among towering pine trees along the Yellowstone River. The lawns are lush and flowers are present on most sites. We're here for only one night because Danny has found a way for us to go to Yellowstone National Park that won't be too far out of our way from our original destination of Banff. Helen has never been to Yellowstone but has always wanted to see it so tomorrow we head further west.

... quite pleased with myself.  It was a busy road and there were no bushes for cover so I improvised and overcame, and managed to pee in a handy tupperware I had handy - all I could think about while I was waiting for the AAA was how relieved I was that I didn't need the loo anymore! A State Trooper pulled up to check we were OK and the tow truck only took 45 mins or so.  Adam from Agave Towing was also a driver in one of the lower ...

... many differents 1.4 Venders in any one location before . . . Larry Mattingly and Dave Russel were there representing Firelinx computerized wireless pyrotechnic firing system ...

... my thesis research. Little Bighorn is a site where people actually show respect for the lives lost there and treat it as a battlefield site should be treated. Granted, Little Bighorn isn't exactly part of a metropolitan area, but it really drives me crazy how little respect the majority of the users at Kennesaw Mountain have.

... a number of years ago presenting American history through the eyes of minorities, or those without the power and it gives a much different view than our textbooks give us. Anyway, enough of that, it was just interesting to get to see a place like that, something like Mount Rushmore but on the opposite end of the spectrum.<br> It was a beautiful day and after spending a couple of hours there I went on north and had a cheeseburger deluxe at the Schwarzwald ...